The sling threds through the stock on my stevens 320. will I need remove the sling or will this shell holder work over it?
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It did cover the hole for my sling on the stock, so I cut a whole in it and that was almost a year ago and it hast tore up any since. looks just fine that way.
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It will fit in front of the stud or you can put a small hole in the shell holder and put the stud through the hole
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I have had two of these for different shotguns and I would not recommend. Instead I would suggest you get the 52 shell bandoleer sling. It will hold way more for a but cheaper. It's like $25 and the side saddle is like $40
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You would have to mount a rail onto the gun but it does have the rear slot in the butt stock area for a sling. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
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Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
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I have watched a lot of you tube on it and the bipod won't fit on your stock sling mount. Look at the sling holder under the front of the mossberg MVP you may be able to drill it for the other mount?
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No you do not. Actually, you have plenty of clearance on both the swivel and stationary sling mounts that can be mounted on either side of the gun. I think the picture is just deceiving. I don't have a sling on my Mossberg 500 so I can't answer your second question.
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No, it will not work. The swivels on this sling are sewn into it. It will only work if you have just the studs installed on the rifle.
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I don't think you will have a problem. The only problem I have is that the front sling attachment keeps flipping up in front of the barrel, so I always have to keep an eye on where it is.
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If you are referring to a side saddle that will hold extra shells this piece does not effect the stock of the gun. So your answer would be yes you can. In my case I changed forward and rear stock with scope and ghost sights and can not slide shells over top of gun to the chamber
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No,the shotlock locks into the receiver ,so you would have to remove the shell holder.
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This particular shell holder is designed for the top folding ATI stock. It mounts directly to the stock. You could drill and tap screw holes in the maverick. Or epoxy it to the side but it would be rigged.. go with vortex defense shell holder. http://www.vortexdefense.com/mobile/product.aspx?ProductCode=rb7mss&404;http://www.vortexdefense.com:80/Side-Shell-Holder-500-590-590A1-p/RB7MSS.htm?gclid=CJOUvJq9wr8CFbRj7AodUXYAng There's also YouTube videos on this product.
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Yes it will fit your Stevens 350. I have mine on a Stevens 320 and it fits fine. It's a little difficult to get it over the stock recoil pad but it will fit.
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Gamo makes a sling that fits over the stock and barrel. Not very expensive and it works well.
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Should fit with the quad rail as it extends no further back than the lug. To remove the original sling attachment from the gun there are two options depending on who built the gun. If it is a roll pin simply knock it out. More common is the rivet. If you have the rivet, get a drill bit the same diameter as the FLATTENED side of the rivet. Put sideway pressure on the sling mount to prevent the rivet from turning and drill just enough to remove the head and the rivet will fall out, if it does not, use a punch and push it out.
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The short screw goes into the forestock - it is short to preclude its hitting the barrel when it is screwed all the way in. Good luck with your sling.
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A sling will still be able to be mounted as long as your colt is in a standard configuration with the sling mount riveted to the FSB (front sight base).
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You can take the sling apart so that it is one long piece. Then slide the sling throught your buttstock swivel. Put the sling back together and make sure the loop Is in the buttstock swivel. The othe end just clips on to your forearm loop. Good luck this is great on my ak. But if I was you I would go more tactical and padded sling.